What Thoropass changed

• Updated job titles for several featured customers (e.g., "Head of IT" changed to "Director of Information Technology").
• Reordered the entire testimonial section to feature different customers at the top.
• Added full names to previously anonymous or partial-name testimonials.
• Swapped specific quote text for some users to highlight different platform benefits like "document version control" and "inventory control."

The company is refreshing its social proof by updating job titles and reordering testimonials. This suggests they are prioritizing specific customer voices or industries, like healthcare and security, to better align with their current sales targets.

• The order of customer testimonials was completely rearranged across the page.
• Several job titles were updated to reflect higher-level roles (e.g., "Principal Technical Program Manager" changed to "CTO").
• Specific quotes were swapped to focus more on automated evidence collection and multi-framework support (SOC 2, ISO 27001, and HIPAA).
• New testimonials from Senior Security Engineers and SVPs were added to the top sections.

The company is reshuffling its social proof to emphasize specific roles like CTOs and COOs. They are also highlighting their ability to handle multiple compliance frameworks at once, which suggests they are targeting larger, more complex businesses.

• Reordered the entire testimonial section to lead with technical roles (CTO, Director of Engineering).
• Updated Chris T.'s (CTO) testimonial to specifically mention how the tool identifies vulnerabilities before a pentest.
• Updated several job titles for reviewers, including changing "Information Technology User" to "Senior Information Security Engineer."
• Removed a specific quote from Barak P. regarding account manager service and replaced it with a more concise version.

The company is reshuffling its social proof to emphasize specific roles like CTOs and Engineers. They also updated a key testimonial to highlight how their tool helps identify security issues before a formal penetration test begins.